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An Athlete Tells What to Eat.
THE HUMBUGGERY OF RULES ON HEALTH AZ APPLE
TO HUMANITY IN GENERAL.

An Athlete Tells What to Eat.
THE HUMBUGGERY OF RULES ON HEALTH AS APPLIED
TO HUMANITY IN GENERAL.
From the New York Mail and Express
'It is very peculiar to consider the various sys.
TENS that are published to preserve health and
become athletic" remarked well-known athlete
to MoA and Express reporter. After pause
the fine specimen OF physical manhood continued:
"One writer will say don't drink green tea another
thinks going to bed on full stomach is the road
to vtgor, and say that what is food for one per
son is poison for another 1t is the adaptablity or
each constitution tut to certain hygenic rules oh
dramatically asserts one authority. II rare meat
Is e a by the aPpette II win be easily asslmi-
lated ana digested but to force 1t does more harm
than good. Well-cooked- plain food is always con-
sidered healthier than raw stun I once suffered
hser anq oaSa na ss 9Ss Of SS
were generally more easy Of digestion than
ANYTHING ANYTHING l ate: Partridge, chicken, turkey,
grouse, beef-tea, mutton broth, milk, turbOt had.
dock founders, sole, fresh fish generally, roasted
ssal ssa xse saoe sage
peaches toast water. black ted, Sherry Wine,
ton / placed beef. rabbit, duck, young pigeon.
wild waterfowl, woodcOck, sn1pe, soups, eggs not
sara Soed butter turtle co., pike raw or
Spinach artichoke, lettuce, celery, apples aprt.
cots, currants, raspberries, bread, farinaceous
buildings. jelly marInalade, rhuoarb plant, cooked
fruits, cocoa, conee, porter. Those very hard to
digest discovered to be: CLANS, pork, roast veal,
goose, liver, heart, brain, salt meat, sausages
hashes. mackerel, eels salmon, behring's, hali6ut'
salt fish, lobster. crabs, shrfmps, mussels, oil,
melted butter, hard boiled eggs cheese, fresh
bread, mullins buttered toast, pastry, cakes, Gus
tards nuts pears, pums, cherries, pineapples, Gu
cumbers carrots, parsnips, peas, beans, mush.
rooms. pickles chocolate, and champagne
Persons In good, sound health, who have splen-
Old digestion, OF course can partake Of any OF the
food mentioned without danger, provided they do
not gorge. 1t requires frequently great deal OF
QOurmand,a me- nd
the food he has eaten acts as slow poison. drain
ing his vitality. Everybody who has good health
constitutes herself or himself a lecturer and au.
thority upon the subject. l notice many recon-
mend frequent ruD-dOwns and baths. 10 battle
and rub the skin dry is healthful after exercise.
put TOO much OF It does more harm than good
There Is limit to all things. Too much exercise
IS Injurious, and having me muscles does not indi-
cate vigorous, healthy circulation. Long walks
taken at q slow pace do no good whatever. Walk
Ing exercise should be brisk enough to start cen.
tie persparation and then great beneft Is derived
There Is no specific rule to become healthy and
strong save one-plenty OF open-air exercise tenn
perance, wholesome food, SUFFICIENT seen cleann
ness and good conscience
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THREE THOROUGHBRED HORSES AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1887, commenc.
ing at Twelve O'CLOCK NJ. in the stable yard cor
ner Of 18th and streets northwest will sell the fol-
lowing stock:
No. |. KNOXIE, fine seyen:year- old Brown Mare
By aen BeaIe Of this city sSIsnd anm aaI raised
No 2. STAR, beautiful Bay Mare. eight years DID,
by 6rlswails american Starr out of COhe mare
Md
Brown Horse by Brsto, out of Hyatoga mare Raised
by gentleman In Belmont county, Ohio.
rooms, 1th and Pennsylvania avenue, morning of
to the stable yard 18th and streets northwest for
convenience in showing speed gaits, &C., and then
sold This sale deserves the attention Of those in
search Of good horses.
Terms: Cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
jo3O-dts Auctioneer
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J. TA H5Ebs Il Sefa eoRpos,} Trustees.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer:

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY NEAR THE
BRITISH LEGATION. FRONTING on EIGH-
ACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY SIXTH. 1887, at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises, will sell
18th. and containing IL .466 square feet.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two years.
property sold. or all cash at the option of the
chaser. deposit OF 800 will be required at time Of
sale THOMAS BOWLING,
te2S-d&ds AuctioneeE.
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from the COnn0Otcut Home.
Twas one OF those unfortunates given To strono.
drink. 1t reduced me to degradation. I vowed
and strove long and hard, but seldom held VIC
tory over liquor long. I hated drunkenness but
still drank. When left it on felt horrid want
Oh something must have or 60 distracted. I
could neither eat, work or Sleep entered refor
mauody ana PRAYED lot strength; still must drink
nveo SO Ior over twenty years; in that time I
never aDStalneo over three months hand-running.
AT length was sent to the house OF correction AZ
vagrant. II my family had been provided for
! would have preferred to remain there, out of
liquor and temptation. Explaining my affiiction
10 leilow prisoner, man or much education and
experience, he advised me 70 make q vinegar of
ground quassis, a half ounce stepped In pint Of
vinegar, and 10 put about small teaspoonful of ft
IN little water, and drink It down every time the
liquor thirst came upon me violently. found tt
satisned the cravings and sufYIsed feeling of
selmuiatlon and strength. When was discharged
Sontnueo tnls cure. and persevered till the thirst
was conquered. For two years have not tasted
liquor, and have no desire for It. Lately, to try
my strength, have handled and smelt whisky
but have no temptation to take It. give this Tor
the conSlderation OF the unfortunate, several OF
whom know have recovered by the same means
which no longer require 70 use.
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More POISONING.
THE WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER THAT IS GOING
ON IN OUR GREAT CITIES INVESTIGATED
AND EXPLAINED.

The Sanitary Necs in its latest ISSUE publishes some
astounding comparisons made by DR.. Charles Smart,
q. A. between the death rate from typhoid fever in
New Orleans city without sewerage, but using
rain water for drinking purposes and in Philadelphia
. city with sewer system and . contaminated water
supply In brief, it is shown that deaths from this
disease In twenty yearsin 1866 to lSS0-have fallen
from sixtyfve to sixteen in every 100000 Of popula
ton in New Orleans while in Philadelphia the
In the ten years ending in 1885 fraction over
sixty-six per 100000. The Sanitary Ne,rs says:
These figures point with unerring finger to the
water supply as the principal medium of communicat
ing this disease" Alas upon this subject there be
no doubt Water has killed soldiers than bullets
and it is dealing death to-day 1t carries the Of
into the system and sustains them after they
have lodged there.
But the great water-drinkng public says: "What
shall dor Drink beer?" BY no means for this is
worse than water Beer clogs the system, makes one
bilious and is greater disease than poison
Gus water. The only why by which the poisonous
germs in the water can be killed is by mixing pure
spirits with the water. But here another diff
Guilty. Where can pure spirits be obtained? Fortu-
nately, that has been demonstrated and doctors and
chemists unhesi tatingly agree that beyond doubt
Duffy's Malt Whskey is absolutely pure It has been
before the public for years. 1t has been tested and
analysed by hundreds of chemists and particle
OF fusll oil has ever been found in it. By mixing q
small amount Of Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey in glass
Of water all disease germs are instantly killed
But the mixture Of this pure whiskey with the water
not only and poison it also adds
tone and vigor to the life Every man and woman re-
quires physical help. The philosophy all medicine
Is to assist nature" Therefore the use Of Duffys
Pure Malt Whiskey in water is both sure preventive
of poison and absolute help to the life Doctors
Vulnerable confirm this and scientific proof invariably
asserts the same truth. The English board Of exami
ners appointed by the British gov, reported
officially follows: 'Ten per cent Of pure whiskey
taken at meal time is valuable aid to digestion"
Duffys Malt Whiskey is the only worthy preparation
In the market and has stood the test of time although
surrounded by numerous unworthy limitations. Be-
ware Of any other bottled whiskey which may be Of
fered to you Dufy's Formula is positive cure for
coughs. colds and all pulmonary troubles. je4
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je27-d&ds No SIT Tth street northw vest
(HHANCERY SALE OF HOUSES NUMBERED 400
O4O2. 404, 4O6. AND 40Ss NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON n O.

NUE. NORTHWEST. wasaINGToN. 5. 6. AVE-
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
oh ne sh %aS IN TIM
dated causes Numbered respectively 1913 EQUITY
Docket and 10245. Equity Docket 20, the under
signed as the trustees appointed by said decree viii
/ bS Il hs a B.
1881, at the hour Ct FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots num-
fsTea is ana @ CD
slgneds subdivision of lots lettered A. B. c, D. aud
OF Nest, Cox Smiths trustees, recorded subdivision
OF original lot numbered One ID, in square numbered
Washington in the District Of Columbia as the said
underslgned SAID IL recorded in Lber No.
1o at folio one of the surveyors Records said
pertaining to said numbered aud subdivision lota
Terms Of SALE ss prescribed by said decree
C) OF the purchase money of each OF said numbered
lots shall be paid in cash at the time of SALE within
hfteen 1o) days thereafter and the balance thereof
sha be payable in equal Dstaments at six 6 twelve
12l and eighteen QB) months from the day Of SALE
dated Of the day Of SALE and secured by duly re-
corded deed of trust and . policy of insurance on the
property sold satisfactory in undersigned
trustees or AZ cash. At the option Of the purchaser
the trustees will be sold free and clear Of
all such taxes and assessments thereaganst that the
naming unpaid up to the time Of sale All recording
and conveysncing be at the of the
purchaser or purchasers The title to each said
sod Is to De retained until the final ratification of the
on each lot sold must be made the time of sale II
the terms Of sale not complied with within Is days
from the day Of SALE the undersigned trustees retain
FENDALL Z; ALExANDERl
,or, 4s2 tIutsiap4 avenue; Trustees
,,-., Columbia Law Bldg,
THOS. BOWLING. Auctoneer. je21-d&ds
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TRgsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNLMPRoyED
L REAL ESTATE ON THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST BETWEEN L AND N STREETS,

l. REAL ESTATE ON THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST, BETWEEN L AND N STREETS
BY virtue of . deed of trust to US dated Sep 0HA
TENDER 1st 1885, and recorded in Liber No
Lug, folio o. ct seq. one of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and at the written request
the holder of the note secured thereby will sell 1T
public auction, In front OF the premises wEDNES-
DAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JULY. 1887, at the hour Of
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following-
described real estate in the city Of Washington
70 Wit; Partof lot npmbered 6, in square numbered
80 Be01nning for the same at q point Sd west
rs feet north Of the southeast corner Of said lot
thence north IL feet inches; thence west 19 feet
with the rear line Of George II. Edwards and George
Martins lots to the line Of the part Of said lot
conveyed to G. and J. Martin by deed from Samuel
Payne; thence enthusiastically on said last-men-
toned line to the north line of the part lot g.
owned by BENJAMIN TJiver; and thence east on said
last mentioned line to the point OF begnnng being
the same property conveyed to said Be Toliver
by deed recorded in Iiber No. 94S, folio 212 Sea-.
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in and IL months from day SALE
In two equal payments with interest at per
annum and be secured by deed of trust said real
estate to our satisfaction, all cash. ut purchasers
option One hundred dollars must be paid upon ac-
ceptance Of bio. All conveyancing purchasers cost.
II the terms of sale are not complied with in days
from the day Of SALE the right resell said
real estate at the sk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser, after days notice w advertisement.
ISAAC W. NORDLINGER,l ~.
CHARLES H KNIGHT, I Arustees.
OUNCANSON BROS. Aucts je23, p5, % jy2G st
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,


t1AWNBKOkEk'S AUCTION SALE.
All persons holding tickets from No TO 500
nc and interest not paid for three months
Diamonds. Jewelry. Guns Pistols, Mechanical Tools
Iype Writer Books. Bibles Albums, Bantos, Guitars
CarIaases Gold headed Canes, Sewing Machines, and
t10tnlng embracing ladies' and Gentlemens Wearing
apparel VIII be sold at public auction 361 Pennsy-
M Tsn1s syenpe northwsst st HALF-PAsT SEVEN
JUNE TWENTY-NINE and THIRTY and FRIDAY
and SATURDAY. JULY FIRST and SECOND, 1887.
II. b. LASKEY Pawnbroker.
N. FOLEY, Auctoneer. je25 2S,29, 30jy1&2
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MEDICAL, &c.

u d.. BR0THEks is the oldest established advertis-
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies', you can
Particular attention paid to ali Diseases peculiar to
ladies: married or single. Forty years experience.
MME pc FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED AND
at her residence 90l I st n. ". Once hours from
to =. IN with Ladies only. jeI7-lm
MANHooD REsToRER BY USING a BOTTLE Oh
WI any Of nervous debility ana loss Of nerve
power It impsrss vasor to the whole system, 300 B
nEAFNEss.ITs CAUsEs AND NEW AND
ass & aisss: q
.s.s ..,n.sm w >''''1' a vest 81 81 e. r
b IODINE OF IRON.
Approved by the Academy Of Medicine Of Paris are
re world Tor scrofus moe ns E ssS ,S Ss
carly stages Of Consumption, Constitutional Weakness
I" peEa9die SSSs; s None genuine unless si.nsd
-ASiAf F0t tS Has hsS GO n PARA"
Sold by druggists generally sp3s.tSis
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS. oO6 ST.
CSx sPPsarsd before me and made oath that he is
q men s5d furnish medicine, charge; consaits-
scribsd and worn before me By pk, BRofHERRsS S
MILLS s? re Ssy n ssa for
M MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ STANDARD remedy for all blood diseases csusing
IN bs 65bs pr ssa
n as isisS q 81 as ana
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A $4,000 Loss In MILLINERY.

WHAT Is ONE PERSONS LOSS IS ANOTHERS
GAIN.
We have been fortunate in clearing the entire stock
Of one Of the largest Jobbng Houses at loss them
Of 900. the entire benefit to go trade So
calli skalu
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE DAYS,
gTlRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL Es
l. TATE on GEORGIA AyENUE AND K STREET,
BETMEEN IAIRTEENTH AND foGRTEkNTH

by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of As
the District Of Columbia, In Equity cause No. nv
1o174 shall sell at public auction, in front of -
the premises on WEDNESDAY,. JULY SIXTH. 1887.
parcels of land and premises situste in the city of
Washington and District OF Coiumbis, known and de.
fortyseven t47) feet Of Lot numbered seven co In
square numbered ten hundred and forty-sx (1O46l
Terms of sale as prescribed by the court, cash. A
deposit of hfy (5O) dollars each lot will required
purchasers cost On ten u0l days default in compli.
ance with terms Of SALE the right il reserved
on ve go days notice at purchasers cost and risk
HENRY Z. DAVIS. Trustee,
DrrNcSNSON nRos Apcfe ~ ,esS aoxS:
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
schedule IN eject. SUNDAY JUNE 18TH. assf.
until further notice

leave Washington from station corner OF New yer-
ses avenue snd street
through coscSs. and .eepins Sars The 10 sy.m Is
r,.t a%,sd Expre.. fsT K,,.buy and cElo.sO.
ms $50 No s1ir. f>re Is c6srsed on this train isr
For Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Loui. daily asis
pm and 40 m With throush ce.ches and rslsc.
change 3lS pm. IS fas, limited train 20 Cincinnati
40 81 Louis 40 nm Noertra fare II charged ON
For Pittsburs at 10 IS am ana IS pm daily 70
p,itseurss cleveland and Detroit with parlor and
For points on shensndoah Valley Railroad, between
shenandoah Junction and LurSy inclusive: l5 .. M
For l.eninstOn ana Local Stations 10 10 am daily
For Hsyre De erace, Newark. Wilmington and phils-
iee Nms o sm 81 and 80 pm daily
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 90 am. daily.
Per HAVE de er.ce, sinserly and intermediate
p9 ror ss, - pm daily s,ceG, sunday
tram; go. t:so. 81 4:so 5:So As. 80. SIS
s;!.2am: I:e5. l:3o. $3.50. $50. 4'4o $40. o4a
fSr Annsssiis 8; 30 and 30 am; and 2.io ana
For Way s,asSss sstw Ne; Warrington and n.iu.
and STf 10 sa 500 on sana ~ e rs .SS
ian 40 rsn ~ and 80 PAM For .,stiens On MsSrOPe
pm. for principal stations only 40 pm daily, eI.
ssept sunday, Tor prncipal stations Metropolttsu
sss an. SS ss az
dsiT For or S e.seg' ssnSsS s,ss and :
N. daily. Church train leaves Washington on sunday
%k al fSf friSds 4. on .ns "a
y. m. daily. except Sunday.
for hagerstown lo:lo am. ana $50 pm daily. sx-
Trans arrive from the West daily 20. 2 go an.
Il and 4 20 pm
From POINTS on Shenandoah Valley RR l,l5 pm
daily.
From Philadelphia. Chester. wilmington and Havrs
Fsam hnyr 80 d. ar 500 pm and 80 pm daily
points north of Baltimore. 10 :OOam.
Prom Annapolis. = 80 and 10 :35 An and 30 and
20 pm Sunday, 10 35 am, & .35 y m.
Prom Harpers Ferry and Valley RAilroad. 8 rs pm
daily, except Sunday.
Prom frederick and intermediate points s rs 4 m
and = ID y. m. daily except SUNDAY
Trains leave baltimore tor Washington at l O. q 30
80. 90 s'o5, 10 90 aud 10 30 M, II Is. ELK
3, Ii, 5, y, go ;45. \ 80 and IL 90 D. M ON
sundays 80. 8, y 05 and 10 a M 20 2: Is 4 10
500. 30, 40. : 80 and IL 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except l:25, 3:l5, 4 30 pm
For further information apply st the Baltimore ana
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station 6lp and 1851
Pennsyl avenue, ldth street where
Will be taken for baggage 70 be checked and e
any point in the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS. OK LORD, O. PA
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. Fass'r AT washington jyo
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Nor1cE
TO GRocERs AND HousEKEEpERa
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
SSoSS ERE ERR ZEE ssss =
Goo ZEE & EErE ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
1t fl without . doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour In the world
The Millers have not only the most perfect mill
containing - IT does all the most improved Machinery
invented to the time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove
that We would simply state that large quantity Of
this magnificent Flour il shipped annually to Europe
and eaten at the principal courts Of the old world
HOWEVER
Like everything else that has gained renown, some
person trying to take advantage Of the
reputation 1t has attained by initiating the Name and
Brand and attempting thereby palm OF inferior
article for the genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be and see to It that either saks or barrels read
zee Res"
And have the imprintof
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold msdala
wM GAIT Z CO..
21 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CdANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 5TH STREET. BETWEEN
AND g sTREETs SOUTHEAST. BEING
PREMISES NUMBERED 2O2 AND 2O4 5TH
STREET SOUTHEAST
the D1striet Of Columbia. dated the 2lst day Of
June, 1877 ana passed in cause in said court. GI
wherein Jennie N Corrigsn is complanant and Mary
CorI1gan ct al are defendants bell No. 1864
on the equity docket of said court the UNDERSIGNED
useS ~ said case will offer for sale At pnbIc auc-
ZION, IN front OF premises, WEDNESDAY,. the
THIRTEENTH day of JULY, 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK.
the described real estate situate in the
city of Washington in the District of Columbus and
John Corrigans subdivision of lots numbered and
D. IN square numbered S43, rs said subdivision is re-
corded S in Iber " NJ folio 243 Of the surveyors
Is improved by three story brick building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree; Onethird
cash. and the residue in equal nstalments at and
two after date of sale with six per interest
said deferred to be secured by the Of
the purchaser and reserved lien upon the property
sold or all cash. 1t the option deposit Of
one hundred dollars e 0O) will be required at the time
OF SALE II the terms Of the sale not complied with
within fifteen days from the time of sale the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, after five
days advertisement in The Evening Star Newspaper,
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at the purchasers cost
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
yl-dEds Weheter a Building
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M CUNNINGHAM. THE wKII-KNOWN HAT.
Nxe te!" tAkes orders Tor 6k Hats: Straw, Felt
and Light stu Hats Cleaned. No branch. RSctoFy
and xeeddsnce. 1910 6th 1T NV. bet n ana @ my43
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TSHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF UNTMPRovED GROUND IN
A RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEI6HBORHOOD ON
STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH

? STREET. NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH.
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of estx
the District Of Columbia passed July Sd, A. p. ~
1856, in Equity cause No. 0009, the undersigned. -
Is Trustee. will offer for sale ct public auction, in
f n1T q III the premises On MONDAY the
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following described real estate.
situate In the City of Washington, District OF Column
lotnumbered seventeen tl7,, and the west twenty
nine l2gl feet OF lot numbered eighteen (lS), in
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash. ana balance in ak twelve and eighteen months,
or all cash. ct option Of purchaser Deferred payments
70 De secured by lien reserved the premises sold
to give his notes therefor with interest
at six per cent deposit Of s1OO required each of
above parcels OF ground. Terms to be complied with
Mithin ten days. All conveysncing and recording At
purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee
3e27-d&ds No 511 7th street north west
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Era.Av,ss Ar lD D. ! 5!

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scala watches teWery. Gard engraving and PRINT
tng Seal ens1.ving r aniss hranch0 Bookbindsrs
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Geld Or diver bullion enabsuSdaE1n4. kGaao and ~
kinds Ct lodge paSapheEnAliA Wh12